Seal Beach Enacts 1 Percent Sales and Use Tax Ordinance
City of Seal Beach adopts Part 1 of Division 2 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code as it existed in 1955 with specific sections excluded to impose a 1 percent sales tax and a 1 percent use tax on tangible personal property. Public hearing set for December 20, 1955, with notices to be published in the Seal Beach Post and Wave.
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Seal Beach Adopts Local Sales Tax Ordinance Details
The article outlines Seal Beach Ordinance sections on sales and use tax applicability within the city, exemptions, and definitions. It covers when property use is taxed, how taxes interact with state law, and substitutions of city entities for state agencies. It also requires retailers to obtain permits, register, and designate authorized representatives.
Bus Line Gains Fare Increase for Better Service
The California Public Utilities Commission authorized the Long Beach Motor Bus Company to raise adult fares for single, two, and three zone rides while removing token sales. The increase hinges on extending Routes 1 and 4, adding six full time supervisors, and a service schedule program, the commission said riders would accept higher costs for improved service.
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Long Beach Motor Bus Company
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Santa Anita Opens Big Racing Season on December 26
Santa Anita Park in Los Angeles opens its 19th and largest Thoroughbred season on Monday December 26 with gates at 11 a.m. and the first race at 1 p.m. The $20,000 Palos Verdes Handicap anchors an eight race card, followed by the $15,000 La Centinela Stakes on December 28 and a busy schedule of stakes including four $100,000 classics in the Santa Anita Maturity series and other $25,000 to $50,000 events through February and March.
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Lucky) Baldwin
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